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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1904

Page

4

Iowa Student Expelled For Misquoting Professor

The Iowa City correspondent to the Chicago Record-Herald reports Young Steere of Iowa was expelled from recitations after misquoting Prof. Wilcox of Iowa State University as saying Kansans are crazy half the time. Kenneth Steere, son of J. D. Steere, is described as bright, with the incident a regrettable misquote. The Hull index offers thoughts for voters on the biennial amendment. It notes Wisconsin and Missouri campaigns, Iowa’s lack of election laws, and warns of national effects. also mentions a preacher in Illinois praising flirting in church amid love and church attendance. Davis & Moser are cited regarding storm sash.

Young Steere Iowa Iowa City Chicago Record-Herald Prof Wilcox Iowa State University Kansas Kenneth Steere J. D. Steere Town Falls Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri New York Heaven and Earth Falk

Roosevelt Leads as Democrats Fail to Unite Campaign

Editorial blasts Parker and the Democratic slate while praising Roosevelt's admin approach. It cites Roosevelt as ahead of Parker, criticizes Democratic mudslinging, notes party shifts on the Philippines and suffrage, and endorses Taft over Parker for detailed knowledge. It references party machinery, campaign costs, and calls for Republicans to mobilize. It ends by urging readers to take The Herald with the Weekly State Register at a low rate.

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Political Party Emblems Satire by Reed Dunroy

Will Reed Dunroy prints in the Chicago Chronicle a verse mocking party symbols. The piece ridicules the Republican elephant as heavy and slow and critiques the Democrat donkey as stubborn, with the Populist goose described as silly and voiceless.

Will Reed Dunroy Iowa Sioux City Tribune Chicago Chronicle

Parker views and party contrasts in upcoming election

The editorial discusses Democratic negatives and contrasts Parker with Roosevelt and the Republican party, questioning Parker’s potential actions beyond current forbidden areas. It notes editorials urging collection on delinquent subscriptions, framing deadbeat labels and publisher persistence as the notice period nears.

Rev F O Fannon Gains Noted Evangelistic Success

Pen portrait of Rev F O Fannon former Eldora boy now in Fort Worth Texas revival circles. The Ft Worth Record reports a vigorous second week at First Christian church with evangelist Fannon assisted by Hamlin Bush Hall and others. His engaging manner and message of joy peace and noble living aim to separate Christianity from churchisms.

F.O. Fannon Our Townes H. W G E. Fannon St. Louis Ft. Worth Texas First Christian Church F. O. Fannon St Louis R. R. Hamlin A. J. Bush National Christian Home For Orphans and Colby Hall Christian Church At Hillsboro Inman Tabernacle Christian Church of Fort Worth J. W. Bradley Fannon

Pulpit Orator Lays Out Christ’s Call in Inspiring Sermon

A Fort Worth church speaker captivates crowds with a dynamic portrayal of Christ’s life and the moral choice of confession. He uses vivid imagery of Pilate, Peter, and Roman figures to urge living a life of truth, love, and righteousness under Christ, warning against secular lure and urging public confession. Eldora and local coal ad appear in the tabloid’s end notes.

Christ Pilate Jesus Peter Vascillate Fort Worth Texas

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